Pakistan has plunged into fresh crisis with President Alvi denying having denied having signed two controversial bills - the Official Secrets Act and the Pakistan Army Act. The development has sparked speculations weather the country heads towards a military rule going forward.

Pakistan President Arif Alvi denies signing key bills, says 'God is my witness'

During a press conference, on Monday (June 26), Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) Director General (DG) Major-General Ahmed Sharif said that the Pakistan military had dismissed one officer with the rank of a Lieutenant general and several others for not protecting the military installations during the May 9 riots.

Pakistan trying 102 in military courts for violence following ex-PM Imran Khan's arrest: Army spokesman

In a recent statement, Pakistan’s military brass, on Wednesday (June 7) said that they would tighten the “noose of law” against those who have “mounted a hate-ripened and politically-driven rebellion against the state and state institutions.

Time to tighten ‘noose of law’: Pakistan army chief seemingly slams PTI chief Imran Khan

Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has hinted that former premier and PTI (Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf) chairman Imran Khan could be tried in a military court if his involvement in the May 9 ‘attacks’ is established.

Pakistan’s defence minister signals Imran Khan to be tried in military court

Days after reports emerged that former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was averse to the idea of General Qamar Jawed Bajwa continuing as the country's Army chief, a leaked legislation proposal that seeks to amend the country's Army act has caused furore across Pakistan.

Pakistan minister justifies proposed constitutional amendment to retain serving army chief

In the last few months, Pakistan's Army has been dragged into the country's politics, far too often and with the incumbent General Qamar Bajwa term coming to an end, the turmoil is about to reach the Parliament this time. The government is thinking to bring some changes in the 1952 Army Act

Pakistan eyes to amend 1952 Army act in a bid to retain officials

The Pakistani government has decided to file a review petition against the Supreme Court's verdict in the army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa's tenure extension case. Law Minister Farogh Nasim and the Attorney General have prepared the first draft of the review petition.

Pakistan government to file review plea against Supreme Court verdict in Qamar Javed Bajwa extension case